What Chapter and Verse does God say that?dwccrew;1080027 wrote:
How do you explain the 10,000's of men and women who got married to the opposite sex, had kids and then decided after several years they wanted to be Gay?dwccrew;1080027 wrote:There is a logical fallacy in your argument here. If man's most natural instinct is to have sex with a woman, why do gay men have the natural instinct to have sex with men? IMO, it is a naturally occuring phenomenon that occurs in a minority of the human and animal population. While it may seem odd, because it is not that common, it is normal.
Is somone with blonde hair not normal just because it is not a common trait? I believe gay people are born gay, therefore it is a normal occuring thing, just not common.
I would explain it as them being afraid to come out of the closet for fear of how others would react until finally they just didn't care anymore.Skyhook79;1080090 wrote:How do you explain the 10,000's of men and women who got married to the opposite sex, had kids and then decided after several years they wanted to be Gay?
So if that were true then it would (homosexuality) affect other people's lives then right?justincredible;1080096 wrote:I would explain it as them being afraid to come out of the closet for fear of how others would react until finally they just didn't care anymore.
Absolutely, which is why I think homosexuality should be illegal.Skyhook79;1080113 wrote:So if that were true then it would (homosexuality) affect other people's lives then right?
I didn't say it did. I was disputing the "people are born Gay" theory.justincredible;1080120 wrote:Or, on a serious note, what does someone being a homosexual and marrying a straight person and having a family have to do with two homosexuals marrying? Derp.
But you didn't dispute that. At all.Skyhook79;1080125 wrote:I didn't say it did. I was disputing the "people are born Gay" theory.
It's actually a website registered to the Westboro Baptist Church, which is why I said it.Skyhook79;1079728 wrote:That's what I thought.
Because people have this tendency to speak out when they perceive injustice is going on in America, and to many it is unjust that LGBT people are marginalized in society. If they weren't marginalized, there really wouldn't be any reason for awareness now would there?OSH;1079995 wrote:I guess I just don't understand why there is SO much emphasis on LGBT awareness these days.
Why can't people just go on without some sort of "agenda" that they have to put to the forefront? It's everywhere. It's the "hot topic" to talk about and make sure people know about.
Yes, Yes i did.justincredible;1080131 wrote:But you didn't dispute that. At all.
Ya dude, that group that protests at dead soldiers' funerals is sooooo fun/funny to pretend to agree with.dlazz;1080134 wrote:It's actually a website registered to the Westboro Baptist Church, which is why I said it.
I know. It's almost as absurd as saying gay people aren't normal and acceptable in society.Mooney44Cards;1080140 wrote:Ya dude, that group that protests at dead soldiers' funerals is sooooo fun/funny to pretend to agree with.
You saying that in some cases homosexuality does affect others disputes that people are born gay? That doesn't make any sense. At all.Skyhook79;1080137 wrote:Yes, Yes i did.
Okay. But aren't there more "injustices" going on in the country?Mooney44Cards;1080136 wrote:Because people have this tendency to speak out when they perceive injustice is going on in America, and to many it is unjust that LGBT people are marginalized in society. If they weren't marginalized, there really wouldn't be any reason for awareness now would there?
But its important TO THEM. What is with the lack of empathy from people nowadays?! Just because you do not understand something does not make that something wrong. To be empathetic is to understand where people are coming from, and be able to put yourself in their shoes and approximate how YOU would feel if something that important to you was being denied.OSH;1080158 wrote:Okay. But aren't there more "injustices" going on in the country?
Aren't there a lot of problems that affect WAY more people than what the LGBT community has? The LGBT community makes up less than 1% of all of the US -- this is WAY down from what they "estimated" at 10% of the US. I understand standing up for injustices, but to me, there are many more things that could be moved to the top of the list of injustices compared to the "homosexual marriage" debate.
The way that I see it, the main "injustice" that is being talked about is whether lesbians and gay men should be able to get "married." Why is it such a big deal? Honestly? I just don't see why marriage is the biggest issue here. The same benefits could be had if a person just sets their Will up to allow for everything to go to their significant other.
I just don't understand why this is pushed to the top of the "injustice" list and EVERY media outlet has to talk about it constantly. I don't need to be made aware of the LGBT issues when I go to ESPN.com. It doesn't need to be there, but it is. I say the same think about the "pink" movement with breast cancer.
you are a moranSkyhook79;1080137 wrote:Yes, Yes i did.
then you can continue living a lieernest_t_bass;1079551 wrote:LOL. Nope.
:thumbup: w/repsFab1b;1080209 wrote:I don't get why people think gays shouldn't be allowed to get married? I used to have those views years ago, and views about gays in general years ago I'm not proud of either. Then I got out into the big world and saw there was more to the world then just my little town in NW Ohio. Alot of my views have changed, including on race and sexual preference. I don't care if one is gay it doesn't affect me either way and I don't care if they get married. Now that I also have gay friends over the years I have learned alot and that they didn't choose that path, they knew they were from day 1!
I realize reading and comprehending are not in your skill set.Raw Dawgin' it;1079556 wrote:lol your entire argument is based on twisting words and leaving out details from someones argument
dlazz;1080142 wrote:I know. It's almost as absurd as saying gay people aren't normal and acceptable in society.
No because less straight people would get married because "well its no fun now that the gays have it."Fab1b;1080217 wrote:Also just a thought on the marriage piece as well....marriage isn't free. Weddings and marriages contribute to local economies and of course local and state govts would rake in the $$ from the licensing etc.....So along with my view that they should be able to get married I would think the economy benefits from it as well, no?
we get your input, one of the local homophobes.Con_Alma;1079572 wrote:It's the only way he can feel as if he his justified in hie position.
